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Quote of the day by Christopher Nolan: "I am a fan of cinema that creates worlds, that creates an entire alternate universe that you could escape into for a couple of hours."

Christopher Nolan transports viewers into captivating cinematic worlds filled with imaginative storytelling and cutting-edge filmmaking. Renowned for his intricate narratives, he seamlessly merges a variety of themes and styles, utilizing practical effects and IMAX technology to deepen audience engagement. His latest project offers a fresh adaptation of Homer's timeless epic,…

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A Ford worker says he was wrongly fired over a $1.95 packet of cookies from a self-checkout kiosk, then offered $33,000 in back wages after showing proof of payment

A Ford employee faced termination after an alleged cookie theft from a self-checkout kiosk. Bank records later proved the $1.95 snack had been paid for by the diabetic worker. Ford acknowledged the error and offered the employee back wages and his old job. However, the former electrician declined the offer…

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Congo's Ebola outbreak kills nearly 1,000 as cases climb to 2,473

At least 999 people have died in an ongoing Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo, according to official data released on Wednesday, with the actual toll potentially higher as authorities continue to track cases and fatalities.

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Georgia's youngest mayor stripped of powers less than a year after election win

Stockbridge Mayor Jayden Williams, who became Georgia’s youngest mayor after a campaign focused on accountability and transparency, has been temporarily stripped of some official privileges amid an investigation into his alleged spending.

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Meet Hedy Lamarr: 'Most beautiful woman in the world' who married an arms dealer, became a Hollywood icon and invented a radio signalling system during World War II, becoming the 'mother of Wi-Fi'

Hedy Lamarr, widely known for her illustrious acting career, also made significant strides in technology by inventing a communication system that used frequency hopping to encrypt radio signals in wartime. Her pioneering work paved the way for the development of contemporary innovations such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Although her achievements…

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California is weighing state endangered-species protections for southern resident killer whales, a population of just over 70 animals threatened by noise, pollution and falling salmon prey

California wildlife officials are reviewing a petition for endangered status for southern resident killer whales. These whales face severe threats from declining salmon and increased human activity. The state is gathering public input on potential new protections for the imperiled population. Washington and Oregon have already listed these whales under…

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Japan builds first centralised intelligence agency since World War II. But why now?

Japan is considered one of the world's most peaceful countries. Under its post-war Constitution, the country officially renounced war as a way to settle international disputes; therefore, its national defence forces have long operated under a strict "defence-only" policy.

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After two years of banning bee-harming pesticides, France allows their return, facing backlash from environmentalists

France has approved the temporary return of two controversial pesticides that had been banned nationally for the past two years, reigniting a fierce debate between agricultural competitiveness and environmental protection. Lawmakers backed an emergency farm bill that allows limited use of the insecticides under strict conditions, arguing that French farmers…

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Watch: Southern France wildfire tears through 1,700 hectares, forcing mass evacuations

A fast-moving wildfire in southern France forced over 400 people to evacuate their homes. Nearly 1,000 firefighters battled the blaze which scorched around 1,700 hectares of forested land. Air crews laid down fire-retardant barriers ahead of the advancing flames, and water bombers made many drops. The fire has now been…

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Sri Lankan-origin doctor arrested in Canada for possessing child sexual abuse material

A Sri Lankan-origin doctor at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children has been arrested and charged with possessing and accessing child sexual abuse and exploitation material, Toronto Police said in a press release.

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China drilled 18 kilometres through the Qinling Mountains and added glowing “artificial sky” sections inside the tunnel to help reduce driver fatigue

The Qinling Zhongnanshan Tunnel in China, stretching 18 kilometers, showcases innovative lighting technologies aimed at preventing driver fatigue. Opened in 2007, its ceiling features artificial skies and clouds, creating a visually soothing experience for motorists. Moreover, the tunnel is equipped with state-of-the-art safety and monitoring systems that guarantee seamless functionality…

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A 14-year-old Arizona boy helped save an elderly woman with dementia who was wandering in 103F heat, as officials warn sudden confusion can be a sign of heatstroke

Royal Cothrun, a fourteen-year-old boy, demonstrated extraordinary courage during a perilous heatwave by rescuing an elderly woman wandering aimlessly. With a swift instinct, he provided shade and facilitated her communication with her son, actions that were potentially lifesaving. The Arizona fire department is set to commend him for his heroic…

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Ukraine hits Wildberries warehouses again, citing links to Russia's war effort

Ukraine launched drone strikes on Wildberries warehouses, injuring at least fifteen people. These attacks targeted logistics hubs involved in supplying the Russian army. The strikes also hit an oil depot, causing a blaze and damaging buildings. Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer, is a critical part of the nation's supply chain.…

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Rampage Jackson vs Sweatergxd controversy explained after MMA legend punches Kick streamer in the face

A party encounter between MMA legend Rampage Jackson and Kick streamer Sweatergxd turned physical after the streamer repeatedly touched Jackson inappropriately, including his groin area. After issuing several verbal warnings and telling him not to touch him again, Jackson threw a punch before leaving the scene, with the incident now…

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A Michelin-starred restaurant in South Korea served 49,000 ants as dessert garnish, owner faces jail

A Michelin-starred restaurant in South Korea has found itself at the centre of an unusual legal battle after prosecutors sought a one-year prison sentence for its owner over the use of ants as a dessert garnish. Authorities allege the restaurant served around 49,000 imported ants over four years despite ants…

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What happened to Charleston White? YouTuber shot at in Houston at Dr. Candice Matthews' B-Day Celebration

Charleston White says he was shot at during a visit to Houston's Fifth Ward after a group allegedly confronted him over past remarks and asked him to apologize. In a livestream, the comedian confirmed he was not injured, shared his version of the incident, and said he plans to file…

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How engineers dreamed of turning Egypt's Qattara Depression into an endless power source

More than a century ago, engineers proposed an audacious idea for Egypt's Western Desert, cutting a canal from the Mediterranean Sea into the Qattara Depression, a vast basin sitting well below sea level, and using the resulting flow of water to generate electricity indefinitely. The concept first surfaced around 1912…

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China has just holed through the world's longest undersea highway tunnel: 17.5 kilometres beneath a bay, bored by a shield machine wider than a five-storey building

China has finished shield tunnelling for the Jiaozhou Bay Second Subsea Tunnel. This new 17.48-kilometer tunnel will significantly improve Qingdao's transport links. A giant slurry-balance shield machine named "Hai Tian" bored through the seabed. Engineers overcame high water pressure and difficult geology during construction. The tunnel is expected to cut…

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Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro back in New York court for pretrial hearing in US drug trafficking case

Nicolas Maduro is set to appear before a New York court on Wednesday for a pretrial hearing in the United States drug trafficking case against him. His legal team is expected to renew its challenge to the legality of the US military operation that snatched the Venezuelan president from power…

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More than 500 Disney-style castles were built for $200 million in a luxury village. Today, the entire site is a ghost town with hundreds of empty villas

Rows of identical Disney-style castles rise from the hills near the Turkish town of Mudurnu, creating a scene that looks more like a fantasy film set than a real housing development. Known as Burj Al Babas, the ambitious project was envisioned as a luxury village for wealthy international buyers, particularly…

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'Iran not serious about talks': Rubio says US open to negotiations, accuses Tehran of not committed to diplomacy

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated Washington remains open to talks with Iran. He accused Tehran of not taking diplomacy seriously amid ongoing conflict. Regional mediators proposed a ten-day ceasefire to Iran for renewed negotiations. Iran-backed Houthi rebels threatened Red Sea oil shipments, disrupting tanker routes. US service members…

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11-year-old girl dies in River Thames after asking dad if she could ‘dip her toes’

In a tragic incident, an 11-year-old girl lost her life after she innocently asked to dip her toes in the River Thames. Two weeks of extensive searching led to the recovery of her body. The inquest determined her death was accidental, resulting from immersion in frigid waters, with no signs…

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World's 'happiest' nation facing youth exodus crisis: Gelephu Mindfulness City is Bhutan's unique solution

Bhutan, known for its unique happiness philosophy, is experiencing a troubling trend of youth emigration. In response, the government is introducing Gelephu Mindfulness City, which aims to seamlessly integrate economic advancement with cultural preservation and ecological sustainability. Supported by India through infrastructure development and rail connectivity, this initiative hopes to…

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Dubai's Palm Jumeirah is so massive it remains visible from space more than two decades after it was built

From the ground, Dubai's Palm Jumeirah is an impressive luxury destination lined with hotels, villas and beaches. But from hundreds of kilometres above Earth, it reveals its true scale. The palm tree-shaped artificial island, built entirely through land reclamation, is one of the few human-made structures that is instantly recognisable…

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'I may be one of the 10 luckiest': Warren Buffett says birth, timing and luck shaped his $147 billion fortune more than investing skill

Warren Buffett has spent decades being celebrated as one of history's greatest investors, building a fortune estimated at around $147 billion through Berkshire Hathaway. Yet the billionaire says the biggest reason for his success was never stock-picking or business instinct alone. Ahead of his 96th birthday, Buffett reflected on a…

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